Rick Friedman On Damages Evolving
In the year 2001, David Ball on Damages took our community of approximately 100,000 plaintiffs’ lawyers by storm. It is fair to say that with one little noticed exception, Damages...
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In the year 2001, David Ball on Damages took our community of approximately 100,000 plaintiffs’ lawyers by storm. It is fair to say that with one little noticed exception, Damages...
Lawyers with nearly flawless technique can lose case after case, while lawyers who appear clumsy and bumbling can win repeatedly. To be a good trial lawyer, be willing and able...
In considering the power of storytelling, the fundamental question—Why should jurors care?—lies at the heart of what we consider as lawyers. Jurors will only care about your “case” when it is...
As America's leading litigation publisher, Trial Guides knows that the most successful personal injury attorneys focus on mastering the medicine in their practice area. To support lawyers in improving their...
As the leading litigation publisher in the United States, we know that the most successful personal injury attorneys focus on learning the medicine in their practice area. To support lawyers in...
Congratulations to attorneys Rich Cook, Bryan Tisch, and Brandon Yosha on their recent $12.2 million verdict in Indianapolis, Indiana. Brandon Yosha covered the opening statement, the final argument on damages,...
Plaintiffs’ attorney Chris Madeksho shared with us strategies from From Hostage to Hero that he used to win the case: Sari’s book helped me organize my voir dire so that...
On August 25, 2020, Blair County, PA, attorneys Brendan Lupetin and Greg Unatin received a $10.8 million-dollar verdict for their clients in a medical malpractice case. Plaintiffs’ attorney Brendan Lupetin shared...
Reviewed by Brandon Lacy Originally published in the summer 2020 issue of The Docket, the quarterly publication from the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association. I have heard many attorneys remark that law...
Written by David Rosenthal, CCTLA First Vice President Originally published in the Fall 2020 issue of The Litigator, a quarterly magazine from the Capitol City Trial Lawyers Association. When it comes...
Reviewed by Nicole Gainey Originally published in the September 2020 issue of Trial News, the monthly publication from the Washington State Association for Justice. Elden Rosenthal is a Pacific Northwest treasure and his Playbook—a succinct yet...
Reviewed by J. Nate Bingham Originally published in the June 2020 issue of Trial News, the monthly publication from the Washington State Association for Justice. I will never forget my first time conducting voir dire as a...
From Hostage to Hero Reviewed by Jason Skuda “Jurors are, for all intents and purposes, hostages.” This concept begins Sari de la Motte’s advice on approaching jury trials. As hostages,...
These are challenging times, and they become more so every day. As Americans, we need to take the time to recognize those hurting within the Black community and help create solutions...